PsychoYP, Abuja-born, UK-honed, and Lagos-claimed, has spent years carving a lane where Nigerian rap meets global edge.
With his new single “Let’s Go,” he delivers a high-octane fusion of UK drill, trap, and Afro bounce that crackles with the energy of a city that never sleeps and a star who refuses to dim.
Produced by Latin Grammy-nominated beatmaker Tk, “Let’s Go” is club-ready from the first bass hit. PsychoYP moves with the ease of someone who’s already won. “Young black legend, an IC3”, he flips a label once used to box him in into a crown of pride.
The chorus, “Free me, let’s go, Fimile, we go shut down Eko”, mixes Yoruba slang (“Fimile” meaning “leave me alone”), savouring a wild, liberated life now that the hard work is finally over.
Lines like “Men are in action, una dey dey your dey” show a sharp self-awareness beneath the confidence. He’s not just celebrating success, he’s owning it, on his terms. “Too many girls in the section… I cannot complain” lands with playful charm, but the message is clear: this moment is earned, not borrowed.
“Let’s Go” is PsychoYP in command. It’s a toast to black excellence and the unshakable belief that when you’ve built your own path, the only direction left is forward.
Listen to ‘Let’s Go’ HERE
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